What do you like about your integrated amp?

Yes the class d stuff is light.smsl from apos has a 500 watt ganfet mono 650$ each.bought this cuz it's light and new tech that switches higher rate so less time in off mode.vthe separate streamers and pre amp are in general light.parasound jc 2 .a roll around rack is nice.i use the super expensive antivibration harbor freight carpet dollies. Now my portable Dyson vac is light and flexible and small head to clean it all off.no moving heavy stuff. As a Physician I would recommend getting help. Plenty safe moving companies or just 3 men and a truck or moving company.home health will not. Its worth the money to get help.pay the neighbor kids a couple of 20$ bills you may get them hooked on audio.happy dusting.

That Gryphon Diablo is great and so is Diablo 120.

I like my VAC Avatar SE because it has tubes and because it's mine forever. It sounds good too.

I use primaluna monoblocks in my main system, but I have a Pathos InPol Hydrid in my office/den system.  I love the Pathos because it is so musical.  My musical tastes are eclectic, but my favorites are jazz, pre-WWII (mostly accoustic) blues, and classical.  Unfortunately the Pathos weighs about 85 lbs. so it's heavier than your AR

My wife and I just returned to our second home in Northern New Hampshire and I fired up the system.  The amp is a Marantz PM10, an integrated Class D.  I like it for a lot of reasons.  It sounds quite OK, it drives the somewhat difficult load imposed by a pair of B&W 802 Diamonds without breaking a sweat, it looks good, it seems like it is likely to easily outlast me.  And it is hassle free.  Oh and I did not pay an arm and leg to acquire it.  On the down side it is a bit of a beast to move around, so I don't do that.  Instead upon arrival I plug it in and play music.  In fact it never gets turned off until we leave.  

@billstevenson ,

You are in for one snowy, freezing week my friend!

Just got to my house in northeast Florida from Connecticut, so I’m gonna miss all the fun.